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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO
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Are rte two most , lool,ab It skirt, vertical
for tall lckew sat me demand for ther. They ore se
In • Dark they Golf (loth, lona.
( lh•h b ea great putt the maoatsotueere have great di�a.lty to filling orders. They are
F sate by tk. W, K. Seaford Ce : DI tfamous .k are SULK k Hall clothiers), and every
Cgar-
ment to getrtnlad re tit and g $12 to $14
!WENT9 for thea geode in OwdsrIN. Tb• pdaa is them
Our Beaver, Frieze and
Golf Cloth Overcots at $10
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eyh denoetbad bosh gneu at the trialemj .' Nnmmmmtt! mnTmtttTTtttttttttt TtT
t4T•w1RT e, Ries ouuld nut have beau found
guilty, but buuruee SRW AST was not killed,
Rice stands to hang to the near future, and
thio notwithstanding the fact that STIWAIIT
does not swear that Rtci tired the shot
that killed Burn, and Rice swears he did
not do it.
There is no da-guieiug the fact that Fats
is a fwd man, and that it is a good thing to
have him out of 0e way fur a lung term of
years, but if he is to be hanged it will be
on general principles, because he is • bad
' nus and not because the evidenoe elbows
that he killed oon,t..ble Burl".
Ws have a Dark they
Tweed Overcoat
AT $4.95
that is • wonder for the measly.
i k. cloth ls good to wear and w111 give
geed satisfaction
are meeting with popular approval, and
the large number of sales we bay• made
goes to allow that the value* are by far the
t :: in fawn. W • haven't *Pees to de Bribe
tksw te yea but task you W all and ."•pest
theta. e
BOYS' REEFERS and OVERCOATS.
W. cleared the manalaotnron out of • line of c)veroaate and got thin
(They are rade of a Moe peewee y Tweed, Tweed Lined, Rood steam eo
23 to 27. Regular price 16 00, bargain {
• pries.
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$4 50
UNDERWEAR.
BbaasA.ld's Usuhrink•ble Underwearb 1. h re est koel Underwear
re e 1 ger Su o. buy.
$V. wteedarm, wearssaws well, cad g
W. C. PRIDIIAM,
bole Agwls fee 1.1E-tsty's London Hata. M.s's Furnisher sad HOW.
MoLaas's Meek.
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EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
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.OD>ZRICH, THURSDAY, NOV. 1, U01.
CANADA'S OOVERNOH-GENERAL
EHO shall be the next Governor-
? i, • question that se worrying •
number of the people who believe to
Governon•Geuer•1 in Canada. A dart
time age it was stated that a Rerun Di
&iniac Was • possible man, and im•
mediately there was • ripple ot. the river.
IJa B1.AouIai, tt seems, had at one time
lived In tyaaada, and had been a Montreal
bank clerk. In that capacity he had been
bonnet and upright, end asses thought by
sane of the worrying Does tbat as he had at
One time to work for a living and pay for
bis own board and clothes, that should die
credit him from presiding at Rideau Hall.
Now The Montreal Star comes forward
with the name of Lord STRATHCovA for the
next Governor-General of Canada. sad
claims that no better man could be ehomen.
Well, let'. see. What will the auboorats
who object W Baron D6 BLAji Izai say to
the appointment of 8TRATYCONA? The
latter ie a Canadian by adoption. He, too,
ham been a Canadian clerk, and ;has sin e
bettered his position. if D. BI.Aticiaz is
persona non grata to the fatherheade who
believe that it is not good form to work for
• living. what will be said of DomaLD Ssrru,
01 8TaATUWa1. who believes in labor, first,
Last wad always ?
If The Montreal Star succeeds in
straightening out this labor kink regarding
the ()oyernor (leneralship we will have no
objection to STYTH(ONA other flus that he
Is too good a map to waste on a job that,
uuder existing conditions, would be more
easily filled by a man milliner or a dancing
master.
THE RICE TRIAL
The trial of Rica, the burgltr, for the
murder of Canetable BOYD, wbick Wok
plate laxt week in Toronto, was a strange
one, and the jury returned s otrange vex,
dict
RD'S was on his trial for murder, but the
evidenoe did not prove that he hart fired
the shot that took horn's life. The prison-
er orale a good witness, and, were It not
that • strong leering stall prevails in 000nee
tion with the death of the countable, Ries
would undoubtedly have been acquitted of
the crime. Of course the no called expert
medical man was iu atteteleace, but the
jury did not appear to take much st 3ck In
his opinions one way er-Ms other. as the
day of the medical fakir in court ses
appears to be dying out.
But the jury del bring in a verdict that
Rica was guilty of a conspiracy t , kilt
BoYD, and they brought in that finding with
out having had produced before them one
particle of evidence to favor their finding.
For • mat to be guilty of ootupir.cy it is
oeoeseary that he should be able. if so
minded, to object to being a party to it, or
have the privilege of retiring from any con.
trireme in which s conspiracy is suggoe:eIl.
Uranus', for the sake of argument. that an
arrangement had been made by Jones or
RtrrtsDus with outaidere to throw a hatful
of pistols Into the prison conveyance at the
corner of Sumach street, what eviden' e wee
produced to show that Kies was k party ?
Even if he was aware of the plot and did
out agree to carrying it out, he was not in
a position to walk away and, therefore, was
not a free agent.
If the burglars hail kil'ed STRWART, the eat red into parin•r.hlp with Or. Bethel*,
other constable, instead of letting him off of Satortb.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
Ales . Lays • Slatted Warner Cutler!
Lliut.n New bra : Alex.. Cooper, brother
of our own 8. 8. Cooper, wee • caller at
The New Era on Wednesday. He 1e the
same jolly Alex , perhaps more so since a
visit to the Emerald ls1e.
Metter 1r7 1t wars Mere.
Mitchell Advooate: When speik'iR of
Rev. Mr. Hobson remaining In W iogham
euotber year, we should have old that his
salary we& rated from 11,000 to 512,000,
Instead of saying 1t "was raised 51200."
Mew Lea Villose rat In T•elr Time.
Clinton N.ws.Kecerd : Mews. L B.
Kennedy and J. Steep were'-. Godencb on
Tueetsy and, fiod;eg time hanging upon
heir hands, went down to the wheat, where
1n a short 5 nis they caught fifty percb.
About one bemired persons, men, women
and ohddren. were similarly rapeseed
e.5 rers't ir, est Imitated.
l I+oton New Era: Rev. W. (1. Howson
end wile drove to ()oderlola on Wednesday_
Thera Is nothing particular about ties,
except the fano that it was the Bret time
during her resideooe In tows that Mre.
Howson bad driven outside the town. Fur
• lady in good health this is all the more
unusual.
A Aew 1-d.eat for sweeter.
Clinton New Era: K. Philip, • Conserv•
•tive stalwart of West Wawaoosh, wr,
10 town for a short time thts week, on
his return from the Pan. H. has rented lee
farm, and expects to move t r lioderlob to
reeds, but Dae not yet fully decided. A
mac more thoroughly straightforward and
reliable would be hard to find.
respite 1■ Glass Nooses, sir
Brussels. Post . Sometimes the city papers
poke • little fun at rural joar0al"m over
what they ere pleats 1 to cell 1,1,1.1 notices
suoh a tho ,brooiohng of small improve
meets, the o.m',g and going of people, eta ,
but If these tblrgs are not outdone by some
.t the social Items 11 our city cantimpor•
ivies well ab:ee to at the otti:e towel o0
Thwksgivlov Day. We rad not loot/ ago
that • (*mein lady to Toronto eotuuined
oompeny. That w' • sensible enough but
when It mime to telling the style of dr. s
she had on, the kind of dishes on the table,
woo poured the u , oto., we Mat had to
smile Torre It wre right In oold print and
by the newspaper that made fun be nuc nes
said • mac had built a woodshed at bis
haute 1'ou city fault finders would shed •
more beiefieleet bale if year.. antaoaa i rd
year words Winnow zed better.
A Rpeeslaties TYst •lda't.. ray.
Clinton News Record : The appte dealers
who fought in bulk this year bcorUly w+•b
they hadn't, for they have been bsdiv bit-
t,n. la not one orohard did the output
mane up to the e;peotatlons, bot testi .11, tl
the tall peke of contract had peen paid, the
cwt per barrel to tic draper would have tyro
from four to ten dollars. W• bats be
told of • buyer 1a, say, (idartoh, who pall
1a the netghborhod of 1500 for fifty live
bar -ole. Mr. A. M. Polley, the veteran
live /man, of the same town, sold bla
orchard for $45 and it raided only fir
barrels, but, ea look would have it, he n•
sewed only 510, the purchaser, It le N \ \
alleged, telling elm to go to a hotter clime
for the baleoos. Mr. Polley is still in the
o000ly toe a. Toe teilow.,g are a few of
the Uoderlob tannin , who sold in balk :
John Porter oontracti•l for 1100, yield
135 barrels ; John YouOI sold for $325.
yield i.3 berre'e ; 'rhos ('>x sold for f3G0,
yield 86 barrels ; lease Shield made cno-
er•ot for $300. had 9.1 barrels ; Hen.
Steep, ir., got $45 for 10 barrels. to nearly
every case the farmer Rave • rebate. 1'be
Hewson orchard to Colboi.te was bought •t
$Z )0. but as 15 yielded only 186 barrels Mr.
Hewson threw off $100.
Stoves! Stoves!!m
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Stoves!! 'ARS:1
AGEN1S FUR
The famoust' Lustrous Perfection " Heater
and
The " Regal Perfection " Cooking Range.
Thee Stoves are the test value ever offered in Canada and are
fully guaranteed by the makers. They will save their cost in two
seasma by reducing your tel bill 40 ler cent . end will last longer
thou any other stove you can buy.
Call and see them before you buy
_HARDWARE
We are eudeavoring to sell all lines of shelf and heavy Hardware
prime that wilt suit all We try to give you
Honest Goods at Honest Prices
a
ata
and we have succeeded in
gaining the patronage of merry new cuett>men. ^r
WI carry a large and well aseortod stock.
Our pricer are right.
Give us a cull awl we will treat you right.
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ALLAN & McIVEIS,
TIie IA+ahng HardwaiT Rinn honest Goods at honest Prices.
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1 HE TOWN COUNCIL
aall-Spltetaa ayIaw-Bylaw ' ,Marr f r vrs
raid In Twa Inerv'meer..
The regular meeting of the tot's common
was held on Friday evening last. Mayor
Wilson t.00upted toe ohale and .11 the
councillors were in their plwee
Toe trwurer'e statement for Ditcher was
as follows :
Balance from S.ptember $ 1,463 93
art' it
T•zce,bel.nos for 190011 848 83
1'•z• -1901 9,781 17
%Vats,ta'as •.• 136 00
Electric bgk1 rates.... 506 55
Market 10 00
Sewers 59 18
Maitland cemetery31 00- 11,422 73
$12.886 66
p1SROR8111ENTN.
Saleris $ 191 64
Pristine k advertistar95 49
County rate for 1900
and 1901 1,947 55
O. C. aad O. expense968 ,
Public worts ... 180 14
Charity 5 55
Separate school 100 00
Collegiate lnstitu'2,600 00
Bills payable 4,000 (10
Bank rotert tt 169 20
Waterworks manatee -
ono' 1 124 89
Electric light maintop.
once 135 04
Public school 460 68
E!atrio light capital 57 25
Special grants 50 ( )
Public library..... 200 00
Mleoelleoeoas 16 00
Local improvement ' t-
tarst 216 40
Bylaw vote 37 00
-- 11 596 51
Dr. 11. 11. Ross, formerly of Aube: a, hie
fi
N. MP. ROZTG,ITZE
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In GUNS we make the following offers :-
Double -Barrel Breech Loaders, 12 Gauge
" Better Quality
Bonehill Make
16 as
as 0e rel
Savage Rifles,' 303 Cal.
Flobert Rifles, 22 Cal.
or
LOADED SHELLS
,
$ 7.00
- 11.00
- 20.00
- 25.00
- 3.25
Black Powder, 2c. each. 12 GAUGE. Smokeless Powder, 2.c. each.
We also carry a full line of Revolvers, Gun -Cases, Cartrigo Bags,
Gnn Cleaners, Reloading Tools, etc.
GUN POWDERS.
'BLAOK -_
American Deadshot,
Kentucky Rifle,
King's Semi -Smokeless.
SMOKELESS.
King's, Hazard's,
Robin Hood,
Gold Dust.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
N. D. RODUVIE,
WS
The Cash Hardware,
GODERICH.
water for all time. Referred le wal,r,o-i
light oommltta.
A letter from it Holmes, M. 1'., ea, is
retieonce to the sgreemu i'. ou the part of the
testa to keep a p'>rt on of the wharf In to
pair In consideration of the se.tbdraw►1 of
the tolls upon 'steels srteeng this barto:.
"The statement fe m• -to to me," said Mr
Holmes, "that 11 toe Government is nom•
palled to build the orib•work in order to
prevent eh.' wbr.oh is deoayed from falling
into the harbor it it probable that the toll
will be put on et formerly for vessels load
log or unloadlrg or mooring at the con,
me Dial dock " kir. Holmes asked the
03050 Ito look Into the matter and lot him
know turther 0000erutne
Tbs oommuolcatlon was referred to the
public works and harbor committee.
'1 hero war • letter from E. Campion, de-
manding the pay meat by the town of $1?
demurrage on the schooner Herschel, .od
ole from the town wlioltor, Mr. G.rrow,
stating that he had ooltected all the evl-
denc• obtainable to the matter and that he
000'Idered 525 would be enough for the
town to pee.
The water and light committee were
aut horded to act in the matter.
The following a0000nts were referred to
the beaxe committee : M. A. Hanna k Co.,
Cievelaod, O., peel, $1,158 43: lorthey
Co.,lorrnto, valye *Wogs, 3; Maatoipal
World, lie. Thema, blank forme, 51 58:
Gutta Poroha & Robber Mfg. len., Toronto,
valves, $16 21; McKetzis & Howell, hard
woo, 17710; eaaadien General Electric
Co., Toronto, wire, •0., $71 41 end 17.1 1
The water end light oommltta reoem-
mendd no sottoa to regard to Mr. Camp on's
letter In referenoe to the claim for brisk
supplied tor the waterwo,ks chimney, and
recommended that the tot.ler of G. W.
Black for painting the standp'pe, $125,
being the lowut t..nder, be sotsµ d.
The report was adopted.
Mr. C•otelon, In answer to an eotiotry,
dthe n hits wee tb• material to b
stet g p e
used 'n painting the stmdptpe.
oe $ 1,2) 15 1 he report re the finance committee, re
oammendlog the reptant of • number of
application from Mrs. Carleton tore •ocouota was adopted.
redletioo In her water rate was referred to. Bylaw No. 11, to prohibit ap.ttio., par.
the wattr and hvbl committee. t'cularly ot tota000 juice, on the sidewalks
Riau. ring Officer Mitohell reported the of the toe a, was read • first r id • second
time rid was then referred to th. special
committee for ooesiderat.00 and a part.
('ounodlor Humber thought the Bylaw was
too °overacted ; It should provide against
defective the walks in o'her ways besides
•pi tttng
The °ounoit went into committee of the
whole, Mr leaflet lo the chi-, wh''• Mayor
Wilson introduced • motion bur the preper
Iir of • bylaw provldlog for the payment of
taxes in two tin' Amen on the 1st of .fuse
and the let of Dees mho!. of each yes
Mr. Humber a►ed how this °cold M
done when the rate was n,t Croce until
after the let of Joos. It was poleted cu.
that in other plate.' the dual p,ym•nt plan
was In force, so there Goold M n, Insur•
mountable obstacle In the way.
1'h. motion was (marned, and when De
N orshtp had resumed the chair the matter
war referred to the special oommlttee,
Mr. Mart',, who with the Mayor wr-
ap,ointd by the council to de.l with the
law mit arising cat of • tax file fn 000neo
Mon with whlob there wee said to be some
Irregularity, stated that they had author-
ized
uthorized the settlemept of th• c•a., the town
paying about $20 In oats.
The special commit' ,e was empowered to
deal with the Goderleh Elevator Co, In re•
gird to the snit brought against the company
by the town.
Mr. Martin reported toe result of tele
vlelt to the ()reeve meeting In '1 otooto '1
oonn•otton with the 12th of July oele
hration in Godrrich next year. He stared
that the trip was nnsuocesefal The bat rel' •
the Grand TrUnk would give them was 16 40
and there tau no proepeot of mitt' ng t n
excursion from Toronto.
The council then adjourned.
revolt of the vote on the summer hotel by-
law, whioh bee been already publ'•hed.
Codeotor Held submitted • statement of
the oolleotor'• roll for 1900, as follows :
Total amount ot taxes on roll ...128,307 75
I'1•oed a,, dnst 1104 ..$ 132 75
Unoollected 51 13
Remitted ty °outwit59 33
Discount over addition 192 30
Paid treasurer 27,872 24
- 128.307 75
The collector submitted also de• lied
statements of taxes plat•l ermine land,
tikes" uncollected and taxes remitted by
The seoretary of the hard of Trade
wrote enclosing two letters prom General
Manager Reeves, of the Grand Trunk, Io
regard to the proposed tmprotemeot; at
Goderioh "tattoo, and urging that the corn.
oil Mose the arrangement with the con
poor.
The letters from Mr. Reeves were as
follows :
"Mo,TaIAL, Aug. 12, 1901,
"I' 8. Wrt.r'the. President Hard of Trade.
Godench. Got.
"Dx411 St&, -I have your■ of the 10th
instant enclosing •xtraots from Gdertoh
papers in reference to new depot. I do not
know that we can bring this matter up.
All we ask 1• for the town to or r. J out the
propositionwhioh,i understand. they orlgln-
ally agreed to. What we wast le to have
our tax assessment left at 517.000 for ten
years, end thea continued for another ten
yeses at the end of the first period.
"If we "orioles any extra lend,why,thst 1s
a different thing and would not affr,0 the
proposition at all. We simply elk for err
taxes to be limited to the land we now own
e ed improvements we may put upon that
Iand."
"MovTR,Ar., Aug. 15, 1901.
W i ,u) ve, Rau , President Hoard of
Trade, I:xlertah. l rt. :
"l)zAR SIR, -1 have yuan of the 140e
Inst., and 1 quite remember the 000v.rsa-
!ion .we had when you were here, r td that
1 did say we would he willing to waive the
second ben years' term, although I was In
hopes that the town of (inderiab would see
their way clear not to ark us to Jo so.
However, If they Insist on Ir, yo:l are auth•
or rel 1, make the etstement, "w• would
he at illlrg to withdraw 1t."
Mr. Mettle earl the courted were wiling
to carry oat the propoetloo whioh they 0d
made. Mr. (teens' loner started ant by
reeve, int thele th. G. T It. wooll aoorpl
h. town's eroposilien nod then west on to
talk nt tater' the minimise wanted. (tel Ma
sogssetlon the mater was Weir.' to this
epeeist committee tor • oonlereno• with the
Hard of Trade.
The twenty clavi applied for •leotrlo
Ilsht e.er'etation f •r the gaoler's residence.
Referred to water and 11110 oommlteee with
power to net.
Engineer Kone wrote stating th tt • 'oral
wa •r ttkete bad put the water opt In 1bg
game trench se that in wflioh the *ewer pipe
Ie laid. Ile silted that this he out a step
to, as ' e case of a leak '., the water pips It
would go to the fewer instead of r'• r5 to
thee trhoe, whioh wnuld meal • :one of
COULD NOT WALK.
Some people become se crljlpled
with rheumatism that they cannot
walk for months at a stretch. Mr.
John Connell, Redford Mille, Ont.,
sundered great ngnny with musular
rheumatism in his lege and could
not walk for two months. Four
bottles of Dr. Hall's Rheumatic
Otuw mule a well man of him. Thin
greet blond purifier is put up in bot-
tles containing ten day.' treatment,
80 nets, at all dru ,(ares, fir Dr.
- c*.1 4a Oat.
/Mendes and Furs.,_..*._
Coal lis
are now a serious mei
why burn coal, for weekly
Mash? Some Soa vemushers mush
Anes without but
SUNLIGHT SOAP ' ft's a
-Wu,. economy to buy the beat of
el! Snap,, when by doing so the
Wi, m t y of coal used os washing
`- Reduced
50 per cent.
Pnrning coal to help inferior and
1 ..v -priced Soaps to wash is like
'Tending a 3 cent tram faro to
"Thaw a to coat a'tltla for
n , cola
By using
` I'NIA C. HT SOAP you save li.
• ..st in the cost of DO. peals ,,n-
o•ed, not to mentbos lie longer
Ifo of tis articles tabled. A
Sunlight Soap
A V asare work RI * mast
Nal de R infinitely better, than
, Nee tahlea of common, chap
s�eesri�� will do wl(a eelde• The
msjsrlty fit the public soon And
e the lines 01 true economy.
That', why SUNLIGHT SOAP
is asked for by three people to
one asking for any other soap
in the tend.
Tb. Woes styles and leagthe to
Tailor. made Coate, all mew Dile mes-
ses, la the latest oolorlegs, aod at
rook bottom prices.
A lot cat Rahn Coate putt in, direct
from the makers and at prices that
sbould make a ready sale. Some w
low es $3 25 Uncut valve.
Ste oar Furs. They are all neer
and at puoes this cannot In beaten
for lite Roods.
Dress
Goods.
Another lot of Homespun' In t•leeks
aad dark and Sala greys Th,
gtoateet value to be found say where.
Tweed Drees Studs from 200 op.
A'tall stook of Ladies' and Men's
Uadsrolotbi Low 20o to $125
11 Itti Al -a WRAPPERETTS
20 for 15o., 12 for So..
15 for 12e
COSMOPOLITAN MODEL PATTERNS FOR SALE.
'Phone 86.
J. H. Colborne.
BEATEMALL
STOVEPIPE VARNISH,
i41/111w
LEAST ODOR.
BRIUHTBST LUSTRE.
QUICKEST DRYING
of them all. Useful for buggies and
all outaide iron work.
thee the Best
W hen you went • really good cough cure
use our
Black Cherry
Said customer recently :
"I sever thought worthies aeeld
relieves Coast se eek/ay, "
W. C. GOODE. CHEMIST.
A tow dozen bit of that cheap Oatmeal Soap, worth 10e, out price 3 fon 10c. Posh.
tnely no more when this lot is done.
Wm. Sharman; jr.
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS.
We have the largest stock of BOOTS, SHOES and
RUBBER GOODS ever shown in Goderich,
It comprises goods of the following well-known makers :
J. & T. Bell, Walker -Parker Co , "Empress,", The Victoria
Shoe Co., The Slater Shoe Co , The Williams Shoe Co- and
E. T. Wright & Co., of Rocla nd, Masa.
In Rubbers we can give either the Canadian Granby,
Berlin, or the Glove Goodyear Rubber, of New York.
Wm. Sharman, jr.
"GOOD RELIABLE GOODS AT FAIR PRICES,"
is our motto.
Fall Season --1901
All the latest shapes, the newest colors, the most noyel
effects in trimming -anal everything of the best. These are
the features of the
FALL MILLIBBBY DISPLAY AT MISS CAI RON'8.
Ladies are invited to call at any time and make an in-
spection of the new goods.
Trimmed Hats from it1.00 up.
Hama°" MISS CAMERON.
Street
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of onanges mast be left at thls
Office not later than Ratan -lay
noon. The Oopy for changes
mast be left not le ter than Mon-
day noon. Carnal Advertisements
sooepted no to not n Wednesday of
eaoh week.
A Great Snap.
le our Ginter Soap, at 5o. e
pound, e1 whioh we all a barrel a week.
This Isn't our only map, as we carve
everything that oan be found in an 00 -
to -date (roomy store, and oar prices
are right. The farmers know that they
oan •Iways get from ss a snap for their
prodaoe. We draw the line at no
legitimate trade - everything goes :
Glassware or potatoes, warden stuff or
ohelowt table Chins. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Redford block, Gderloh.
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The a+ ore ie cut into nt nen woo 1
1en$th and will be deliverevi to any
part of the town the same day ea
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 9S.
PETER McEWAN.
(„,lerieh, November 21.t, 1899. 13-3m
THE LATE
D. K.STRACHAN'S
MACHINE AND OLACISIIT I SHOP
UNDRR NEW MANAGEMENT.
JAMES H. JOHNSTON,
who had been with the late MR. 8•TMAC11A1e
Mor •eeal years, and 1, thoror-zhly non -
versant with all plumes or work that have
been done in the shop. wisher. t i announce
*het he by batten charge of the establish
meat end w111 Derry on the Drainer In
each • manner se to re Gln the eonfidesee
and patronage heretofore extended to the
late owner, and w ' 1 ) pleased to have se
many new customers as .111 favor him
with their pita mete. la addition to Ship
Work foe Plows. Street Watering Wag-
ons, Horde Powers, eta . he w111 aoetten,
to do ORNARAi, BI.ACKSMiTHING and
Itrl'AIR WORK of all trod,. MA -
CHINK TURNING. DRILLING,PLAN-
ING, THRZADINO. and ail kin, of me -
chino work done on abort notice.
fie by idea added • first -clam HR/ ZINO
1'I,ANT. and eft wort to that Hee, tselwtaest
teeyole repainng and brakes of all kind., can
1,e attended to on ohort notice. Inwn Mow-
er. sharpened. Prices will be found quits
r t'►eona hie.
JAHNS II. JOHN TON,
The late n. K. Btre ehad's Machine cad lasak-
.mith Shop, victoria et,. Ootterloh.
WORSELL'S
Pi THE PLACE TO BUY,...
STOVES,
FURNACES and
PLUI1BING
CHEAP.
J. H. Worsell, •
The cheep stove aril Amite Nae
Goderloh.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
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A Wonderful Topic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
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